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Nintendo From Space

You know the news is bad when the day’s post is a space shot of Nintendo of America Headquarters. Based in Redmond, WA, NOA Headquarters is the place where all the U.S. magic happens. How bout a little more magic in the form of a revealed controller? (Image courtesy of Google Earth)

Nintendo Newsletter

Not much new in this issue, but continuing with the recent postings of wallpapers, you can get some Mario Baseball and Killer 7 lovin’. Read

Meteos Review

The folks over at Wired Magazine (best tech mag) have posted a very solid and positive review for the latest Meteos DS game. Quote: “Meteos is a must-buy for Nintendo DS owners. “ Read

Duck Hunt

If you can’t wait until Killer 7, Mario Baseball, Geist, or Zelda is released, now worries. Play some classic online Duck Hunt courtesy of 80smusiclyrics.com. Be sure to post dem high scores… Launch Now!

Download The Infendo Desktop

This is a little shameless self promotion, but if you like what we do then download our new Infendo desktop (1280×1024). If you don’t like what we do but have grown tired of your current wallpaper, then download the desktop. Get it now!

New Nintendo Power

Has anyone seen the new Nintendo Power? Man, I haven’t read one of those in ages. Apparently they’ve revamped it, and it’s getting good reviews. What have you been hearing?

New Mario Baseball Video

The folks over at IGN have posted some new media on Mario Baseball. If you’re a baseball fan, go check it out. If you’re into playing fun games which it’s sure to be, go check it out. Watch VideoThanks Jonic! Podcast: Play in new window | Download (2.6MB)Subscribe: Email | RSS

Games please!!!

Some comments and email feedback from you Infedoans have indicated a want for more game reviews. I’m all for it but remember our previous slow summer post? I think it’s safe to say we’re all feeling the effects. Games please!!! So far, we deem the two most memorable Nintendo games of 2005 to be RE4 and Minish Cap. Current games in our queue: Twisted!, Beyond Good & Evil (GC),...

Outperform

As of December 2004, the N64 sold 32.93 million units compared to the GameCube’s 18.02 million units. Which begs to ask, if Nintendo sells less Revolutions than N64’s during the next round of consoles, will they survive as a hardware manufacturer? To be fair to the GameCube (which I believe is a better machine), she still can sell and was competing against a much more dominate Microsof...

Revolution Controller Shown to Third Parties

In an interview with Reginald Fils-Aime, EGM found out some interesting things. Primarily, Reggie after sharing the system’s controller with key third-party developers said, “…their eyes truly light up because they start to imagine what’s possible with [this] type of configuration, which is vastly different than a sheer horsepower type of game.” It also seems he claim...

Update: Leaked Revolution Ad

Over the weekend, we received the actual image of the Leaked Revolution Ad screenshot. The anonymous source claims the image comes from an agency that has done work for Nintendo in the past. He went on to confirm that this is in fact just a concept and said similar ideas like “The future is in your hands” were also in the works referring to the oh so elusive controller. Still speculati...

Hey Big Spender

For those interested in buying original NES goodness, somebody is selling the largest lot ever on eBay. 776 games just 10 shy of the whole US collection. Current bid is over $5000, but there’s still time… Place Bid Now! [Thanks Karsten]